Glock To Army: Finish Your Handgun Tests And We'll See How Good Sig Sauer Really Is

I owned both Glock and Sig. In all fairness, if you want a weapon that works when you need it, go with the Glock. The Sig is a beautiful accurate weapon, but when you have a problem, it always took longer to clear than any issues I ever had with my Glock. Also, I thought the major issue was that service members wanted a .40, instead of 9mm? Both of these in the competition are chambered in 9mm. My 2 cents...

I myself prefer the old M1911.

I grew up shooting hefty 357 mags and 2 different models of Colt's 1911. The first time I handled and fired a Glock was the very first time I fired a 9 mil. That and the fact Glock was the first composite hand gun I ever handled, turned me off to Glock. Silly I know cuz I now own several composite hand guns. I grew up with a big bang and some hefty recoil. Professionally I carried the 40 cal Beretta (yuck) and 40 cal H&K P 2000 ( a Cadillac of a hand gun). I think the 40 S&W and 45 ACP are superior rounds over the 9 mil. Both Glock and Sig are great weapon. To the Victor go the spoils.